The phrase "and expectations to work" is not correct as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a sentence discussing job responsibilities or workplace culture, but it needs to be rephrased for better understanding.
Example: "The company values collaboration and has clear expectations to work effectively as a team."
Alternatives: "and requirements for working" or "and standards for performance".
Vidra said he "had every hope and expectation to work with editorial leadership," but eventually "it became clear there was not a sharing of vision when it came to digital".
We inform them of the academic goals (to identify three primary causes of the Civil War, to be able to successfully complete 15 double-digit multiplication problems independently) and the behavioral expectations (to work cooperatively in order to achieve the stated outcome).
Our analyses test the extent to which college major, expectations to work in STEM, and family expectations shaped transitions into STEM occupations within two years of degree completion.
And then there is Brady's voodoo, which turns out, beyond reasonable expectation, to work.
On the other side are those who celebrate Curtiz's technical mastery and inspired visual style, viewing him ultimately as a workhorse who consistently delivered what he was asked for by the studio but who also frequently transcended genre conventions and expectations to create works of enduring magnificence that bore his distinctive touch.
Dr. Karen E. Hauer of the University of California, San Francisco, who directed the study of medical students, said in an interview that students were "turned off by the hassles in the practice environment — the paperwork, insurance issues, pace of work and expectations to get the work done quickly without having adequate time to spend with patients".
Thus, clarification of care and quality is recommended to ensure common understanding and expectations with regard to work tasks and job performance (see also [ 27]).
With real-life experience, realistic job expectations and willingness to work in high-need areas, they are "a boon" to society, says Mildred Hudson, head of Recruiting New Teachers, a professional advocacy group and job clearinghouse.
Stable relations with the healthcare provider, as well as the establishment of questions to patients on their perceptions and expectations of returning to work could be beneficial in the management of illness and reducing sickness absence [ 33, 34].
